Nelly Korda, the world’s current No. 1, delivered a masterclass in ball-striking this week as she hit every green in regulation during a round on the LPGA Tour — a feat that hasn’t been accomplished since 2023. The performance once again underscores why Korda is not only dominating leaderboards, but also etching her name into the record books with poise and consistency.
The rare achievement came during [insert round/tournament name here if known], where Korda showcased flawless accuracy and elite shot-making from tee to green. Hitting all 18 greens in regulation is a benchmark of excellence on any professional tour, but doing so in competition at the highest level of women’s golf sets her apart as one of the most dialed-in players of the modern era.
According to golf stats expert Justin Ray (@JustinRayGolf), this is the first time an LPGA player has gone a full round without missing a single green since 2023 — adding to the growing list of impressive milestones in Korda’s sensational season.
“Every aspect of her game is firing right now, but the precision with which she’s striking her irons is borderline robotic,” one analyst remarked. “She’s making one of the hardest aspects of golf look effortless.”
Korda’s ability to hit every green is more than just a flashy stat. It’s a testament to her discipline, strategic course management, and relentless training. It also boosts her chances for birdies and low rounds, something that has helped her string together a dominant run on the tour in recent months.
With this flawless round, Korda continues her meteoric rise not just in rankings, but in the hearts of golf fans who admire her grace, grit, and precision under pressure. Already a major champion and Olympic gold medalist, the 25-year-old American seems to be entering her prime — and she’s doing it in historic fashion.
As the LPGA season rolls on, eyes will remain locked on Korda. If she continues to perform at this level, more records are bound to fall.
Stats Highlight:
18/18 Greens in Regulation
First LPGA Player to Accomplish This Since 2023
Current World No. 1
Multiple Wins in 2025 Season